Tonight's hour-long ending brought, among other brilliance, a wonderfully violent and embarrassing meltdown by Kevin, and once again the beautiful gloat of Ruxin. I'm ready to say that besides maybe 30 Rock, The League is the best comedy on TV.

Paul Scheer's Plastic Surgeon character Andre finally gets the chance to help out Nick Kroll's Ruxin by being an expert witness in a case. This episode was written by these two, and their interplay shines.

The guys reach into the past to bring back some best forgotten memories. The issue is the "Fear Boner," and the havoc it wreaks upon one's dignity. Watch out for it, guys.

The League might underbill itself as a show about fantasy football, but it's so much more. If you're looking for an ample successor to conversational shows about irksome social miscues and embarrassments a la Seinfeld or Curb, look no further.

On The League tonight, Nick Kroll's character Ruxin showed us how to deal with a mouth-watering trade offer and an equally tempting night of intercourse. Well, he tries.

The second season of the underrated The League started tonight with a trip to Vegas. If you want a funny bro'ed out ensemble combined with the Paul Scheer/Chad Ochocinco bit you've been waiting for for centuries, this is for you.

Bobby Bottleservice and Peter Papparazzo are back in the hilarious second installment of everyone's favorite online mystery series. Not convinced? Does the phrase "cameos by Pauly Shore and Fred Durst" mean anything to you?

Janeane Garofalo, David Cross, Nick Kroll, and others team up to tell you where to go in New York City if you're not familiar with the area. However, if you fall for any of these tips you probably deserve it.

Watch as two Upper West Side divorcees Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland spend an afternoon at the apartment of Gil's ex wife, Francine Faizon.